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How do I explain this. They'd hook the rockets in this building vertical. Then, they'd light them. This is in the middle of the area and split the fire into a controlled direction so that the building didn't have to be taller.
Kummersdorf Germany, September 2006. These are all photos of an old german then soviet air base in Kummersdorf Germany. They're in the process of tearing it down to expand Shonefeld airport, near Berlin.
Most of these buildings were built during ww1 for training the German military. Then, as WW2 progresssed rocket research was done here in an attempt to come up with larger more powerful artilery shells, and then atomic weapons. Finally, when the scientists headed to the US and Russia, they started building artilery shells and training officers here.
After WW2, when the soviets moved in, the soviets had staging post for their troops, and started doing research on rockets for the space race. Somewhere in these pictures is a soviet explosive test area (it was a buried bunker with 35 foot thick concrete walls surrounding 10 foot thick steel bunker.) which was exploded and broke windows for over 3000 houses nearly a mile away.
Esse é o novo anime que eu terminei de assistir hoje.É muito hilário e eu viciei legal na música de abertura.
Resuminho básico:
"Baka to Test to Shoukanjuu conta a história da escola Fumizuki Gakuen e seus alunos que devido a um sistema um tanto quanto peculiar da mesma, são divididos por 6 classes, de A à F. Sendo a classe A a mais organizada, limpa e luxuosa e a F a mais descuidada e com os móveis caindo aos pedaços, os alunos entram na escola por um teste de admissão onde a nota do mesmo é o seu “passaporte” para entrar em alguma dessas salas. Outra coisa incomum da escola é que cada uma das seis salas podem batalhar entre si, numa verdadeira luta de RPG com direito a summon de bonecos de si mesmo em SD e tudo mais. É claro que os personagens principais da trama estão na classe mais lixo de todas, a F"
Pra quem quiser ver as aberturas e encerramentos,aqui vão os links:
Abertura : www.youtube.com/watch?v=LVD9EiKmNrM
Primeiro encerramento : www.youtube.com/watch?v=6myCcvMGWwI
Segundo encerramento : www.youtube.com/watch?v=abnJovZQzqI
Back in the era of film camera you'd take a picture like this and might not be sure if you're timing was good enought to get that Test Track car zoomed by, obviously mine was not, Peter really enjoyed this attraction.
Claire Williams (GBR) Williams Racing Deputy Team Principal with Jonathan Kendrick (GBR) ROK Group Chairman.
Formula One Testing, Day 2, Thursday 27th February 2020. Barcelona, Spain.
Testing my cute pink canon! #garagesalefind #canon #expiredfilm #expiredfilmgallery #analogphotography #analoguecommunity #analoguepeople #analoguelove #analogueforever #beniceshootfilm #filmphotography #filmisnotdead #justshoot
I reworked the walls and added a gray strip to break up the monotony. I'm using a single indirect light from above.
Did a little processing on the color also. Just goofing around with this. What a great concept. Wish I could have been there with you guys. I really missed out on a lot of fun, but I'll make it to the next one.
Testing out FreeNAS 8 on an AMD APU E-350 with a Highpoint Rocket RAID 622 eSATA PCIe 2.0 card. Along with a Rosewill external eSATA expansion.
Test Track Queue Area - The entire queue area resembles an industrial testing laboratory filled with actual test equipment and vehicle components. The automotive tests performed on cars and trucks are illustrated in the Quality Zone, highlighting GM automotive technology, and the Safety Zone, displaying GM safety innovations and practices. Simulations include brake, wheel, suspension, airbag, seat belt and windshield tests.
Throughout the inner cue area there are lots of Snap-On Tools and GM test machines available for viewing. There are also TV monitors with short movies on testing cars and vehicles. You will wind and wind and wind through the building.
The queue area is LOUD! There are bangs, clangs, clanks, screeches -- whatever noises you could imagine in a testing laboratory for cars.
Test Track
Walt Disney World EPCOT Orlando Fl.
getting a general idea of where the camera will be mounted for in car movie with the d90 and a 35mm lens.
Taking these little globetrotters around for a spin. There are quite a few tweaks that I have already made since I rendered this test. The bounce of the backpack and cinnamon buns will be much better in the final. I suppose I should go ahead and post my boards, huh?
Test der internen Fokus-Stackingfunktion der OM-D-E-M1 II mit dem 60mm Makroobjektiv (auf Stativ).
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OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA
Testing an AVR controlled triac based dimmer circuit. This test used lower voltages and isolated power supplies but the real thing will be partially mains connected. Control parts are optoisolated for safety.
Testing out FreeNAS 8 on an AMD APU E-350 with a Highpoint Rocket RAID 622 eSATA PCIe 2.0 card. Along with a Rosewill external eSATA expansion.
This is more of a technical/experimental post, and I'd like to get viewers' opinions of the resultant image quality and technique.
I've seen more and more people experimenting with digital infrared (IR) photography, so I've be curious to try it myself. Looking at the Digital Infrared group here on flickr, one person mentioned using a long exposure with an IR filter on an unmodified digital SLR. I knew my XTi had an IR blocker over the sensor, so I wasn't sure how this would turn out. I was pleasantly surprised to see the results be close to what seems to be near-IR photography, perhaps not true IR. Especially after running the RAW shot thru Photoshop with an IR b&w layer, it looks similar to what I've seen film IR shots look like.
Your thoughts? What are some of the ways these shots differ from IR or near-IR shots done on IR film or modified/IR-sensitive digital cameras?
Photos, top to bottom, left to right:
* color RAW "infrared" exposure
* b&w (with red "filter") in-camera JPG of the RAW shot
* RAW shot with Photoshop infrared b&w layer, red channel at -20 instead of -40
Technical information:
* Canon Digital Rebel XTi/400D (unmodified)
* Canon EF 28mm/2.8 lens
* Opteka Infrared filter (I think it corresponds to an R72 filter)
* late afternoon (approx 5:30pm) light in late Summer
* manual exposure: 30s at f/4, ISO 100